> Don't waste your money on iSCSI adapters. Just get ones with TOEs.
Just a point of note, if your hypervisor is derived from Linux
(excluding some vendors who may have hacked in support), the TOEs (TCP
Offload Engine) functions are *not* supported in Linux.
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Drew
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- "Dennis J." wrote:
> What I'm aiming for as a starting point is a 3-4 host cluster with
> about 10 VMs on each host and a 2 system DRBD based cluster as a
> redundant storage backend.
That's a good idea.
> The question that bugs me is how I can get enough bandwidth between the
> hosts an
Hi,
up until now I've always deployed VMs with their storage located directly
on the host system but as the number of VMs grows and the hardware becomes
more powerful and can handle more virtual machines I'm concerned about a
failure of the host taking down too many VMs in one go.
As a result I'
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